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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Guarding the Green Bors.

LoGANsPORT, md, July 18.-Willisn
Walker who was with Amer Green at the
time the latter's sweetheart, Luella NAB
bett, was abducted and murdered, YVES
jailed to-day charged with being GREEN'S
sccomplice. The jail in which the Green
brothers and Walker are confined is being
sGAIGeo W h Iarge lVIcs vi a4med men.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19

ST. THOMAS, ONT, July I3.-The re-
mains Of sIl the victims of Ire recent
railroad disaster have been identified.
The piured are all doing well excep! Mrs.
Seeland, whose condition is very critical.
It is now known that from 80 to 2gO
persons were injured By the explosion.
The physicians offices and the drug
shops are crowded with patients, ana
many persons o. straets B. W. their kzzls,
nscR or naHds DaGusged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Dcnths at Cincinnati. .

CINCINNATI, OHIO, July l8.-The heat
continues almost uDabated. At noon the
Signal Service observer reported the
Thermometer at 81 lie q SHADY doorway
on Fourth street it marked 96. Within
the Times-Star office the register from
Q till u was %. There have been six
teen prostrations By heat to-day already
and six deaths.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
Slight Accident.
Special to the Gazette.

opeCIdI 20 inc NALeLLe.
WEST, TEX, July is. - Al accident
occurred at the camp meeting grounds
last night, about rine miles south of here,
at Geneva, whlch was sad one. A Miss
Weaver and others, who had attended the
evening services, started home, when their
team became frightened and tried to run
Miss Weaver jumped from the vehicle
aud broke her an. TIE O-aors were
unnulG s,.sl.y
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
At Louisville.

LOUISVILLE, KY, July 18.-The wealth
er WAS hotter than ever to-day. TIE
thermometer ran up to 100 and stayed
there nearly ell day. Twelve cases Ct
suustroke were reported, four OF which
we're fatal. Russell Houston, attorney
for the Louisville and Nashville ROAD,
had light stroke, bat Will recover.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
At Milwaukee.

MILWAUKEE, WIS, July 1S.-Six
deaths, resulting from the extreme heat
OF the past few days, were reported to
the health Office to-day, making ten deaths
in all. The weather is cool to-day with
occasional slight showers. The Their
mometer ct noon to-day registered 81
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
IndipnapoIia.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 1S.-The
temperature to-day reached 100 at l
O'Clock, but at that hour clouds appeared
and obscured the sun. Later in the sf-
ternoon q refreshing rsin fell, and TO-
night II is comparatively cOol ana pleas
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
TIE PRESIDENT.

The Fairchnds Entertained Large Recsp-
tlOn Eeld.
FORREST PORT, n, Y, July 1S.-The
President and Mrs. Cleveland spent Sun
day resting at the parsonage, the rain
and murky weather, after the somewhat
exciting experiences of Saturday even
Ing, not being especially propitiOu5 for
outdoor arrangements. The party left
for C5z2novie at O'Clock this morning
end wa Joined at Utic@ by Secretary
FairChild and Wife.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19
at Grsenv1llc.
Special to the Gazette

Special to the Gazette.
GREENyULE, Tx, July lS.-The heat
hiss been excessive and unusually op-
pressive here to-day,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-07-19

ant. There were fourteen prOsTstiOus
during the day, three Of which resulted
fatalIY.
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Tho School Fund Apportionment An
nounccd-J5hn Hall Held for Train Rob.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
THE SMALL THINGS OF A DAY.
Minor Occurrences in and About the
City.

| Minor Occurrences In and About the
| City.
Great ball game to-day, 43o.
| Col. A. Fl, Bergber g preparing TO erect a
| $4,000 residence al 172i street northwest.
Mr.. Horatio Browning has been appointed
| receiver for the National Hotel and his bond
| fixed at $4,000.
samuel sproul was held yesterday by Judge
| Smell for the grand jury for swindling people
| by selling them ''snide" jswelry.
LOUISE DEMpsEY at Kernan's matinee.
Thomas Rupert was yesterday accepted as
Juror In the second division OF the circuit
| court. thus completing the panel.
The Sunday selling cases, which were carried
up 10 the general term on habeas corpus, have
been set for hearing next Monday.
All.wool Indigo Blue suits,sl0. Eiseman's, 7 & E
VIM. r. Smith in q letter asks the commit
sioners II the laborers Of the parking com mis-
sion are entitled to pay on national holidays.
The fire escape commission has decided to
recommend the platform aud stairs device for
| use upon the public buildings In the District.
ONLY 20 cents admission 10 the Pyr0rama
naval battle between the Monitor and the
| Merrimac.
The trial of John II. Lyon for cruelty to n
mule was yesterday. continued In the police
court until Wednesday in order to give the
court chance TO look at the mule.
Charles Healey and John Burk, alleged pick
| pockets from Philadelphia, and Henry Baker.
| a crook, from New York, have been arrested
| by Detectives Raft, Carter, and MahoD.
ONLY 25 cents admission to hear the great
| popular preacher, Rev. De Witt Talmage, on
| Sunday, the 10th instant, at the National Drill
| grounds.
| ]. e. Kimball has complained to the com.
| nissioners about the annoyances to him created
| by patent medicine agents at tho corner of
4 SIKH street and North Carolina avenue south
east.
Mr.. George d. Matthews, indicted on the
| charge of assault with intent to kill Gustav
| Fosberg, yesterday pleaded not guilty In the
| criminal court and was admitted to bail In the
| sum OF Loco.
THE address to the soldiers OF DR.. Talmage Is
| worth going a hundred miles to hear. The
audience itself will not be less than fifty thou
sand.
| A protest has been fled with the commits
l sioners against the market on street, between
| Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets northwest.
| The owners OF property there say that 1t depre-
| ciGtes the value OF property.
| The will of the late Lewis Brown the waiter
l xii ed at the residence Of Senator McPherson
| was filed with the register yesterday. With
| the exception of a few nominal bequests, in
Guiding $40 10 his illegitimate son, the estate is
| left to his family.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
THE SOLDIER.
The American versus The European,
Why the American is Superior.
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perhaps but what reply from the other side
of Washington for the folks home Is order Perhaps
located e
Washington The building
By the pension Office and here over GOO busy clerks had
pied little the noble bnndipg that
sweetheart
noticed r diamond with gold setting making rich lace
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cities you cannot but admire Feather fans for better
child obtained
challenge the competition
National Republican., 1887-05-28
Real Estate Sales in virginia.

ReaI Esthte ShIes IN NIrRinIa.
I. II. Sypherd & Co. have sold for N. s. Eddy
ten acres hafa mile from the Aqueduct bridge
to Messrs. Abbott & Hoge for si00 per acre: also
for Alfred Clark, four acres on Falls Church
road to ]. +. Dartt, for 81, 900. They have also
sold to N s. Eddy lot A, to = Smith lot B, and
TO w. T. Hornaday and George Hedley lots 4
and II, Rosslyn Heights In all 26i, square
feet, at cents per foot.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
VISITORS TO WASHINGTON

are invited to attend the special exhibition
to-day at the PALAIS ROYAL, situated at
the corner of Pennsylvania ave. and 18th
st. The Palais Royal not only has the rep
utation.of being one Of the finest decorated
stores In the United States, but its method
OF Enthusiastically cash purchases and
sales enables the quotation OF prices beyond
competition. The exhibition to-day shall
be attractive in every sense Of the word.
National Republican., 1887-05-28

The following marriage licenses have been
issued: Andrew Hillman, of Laurel, Nd, and
Lavinia NJ. Robinson. OF this city; Eugene
Palmer, Of Prince George county, Nd, and
Peterson, Of Newport, r. l., and Ida ]. De
Heale, Of this city.
National Republican., 1887-05-28

Decision has been made TO the effect that
Mr.. Ross A. Fish on retiring from the office of
the assistant register of the treasury is not
entitled 10 the usual thirty days leave with
pay, since he enters at once upon the perform
ance Of his duties as District assessor.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
Atwood Plaid quits, $40. Eiseman's, 7th &
CanoeIing the District Debt.

First Comptroller Durham has decided that
the District Indebtedness to the government in
the sum of s25OOOO con be Cancelled by the
drawbacks held by the treasury to the credit
of the District Commissioner Wheatley has
been asked 70 confer with Comptroller Durham
In reference to alleged defective drawbacks to
the amount of s25,O 900, the validity of which is
questioned
National Republican., 1887-05-28
Fine Diamonds at Low Firures.

limestone cluster pendant and pin, sll0,
sl55; ;lcarat solitaire lacepin, perfect s65 worth
$50; 21S-carat solitaire lacepin. perfect, Sl75,
worth $3.50; 11aa-carat solitaire ring, white and
rings, siiT, worth si5S; IL carat solitaire ear.
ings, perfect, s2l0, worth $500. We have i'm
ported an immense line Of diamonds at prices
for below market value. r. HARRIS & Co.,
1882 7th st.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
Great Diamond Sale.

u carat solitaire ring only sl7. worth s25;
carat solitaire ring only Sl5, worth s65; carat
solitaire earrings only $50, worth e75; carat
solitaire earrings only sll0, worth $780, elegant
emerald and diamond ring, si5 worth s65
pretty diamond ring, star band, $40; pretty dia.
mond earrings. flower pattern. sl0; pretty dia.
mond lacepin, flower pattern, $40; 6-stone clus.
ter ring, S22 worth S35; loose diamonds sold
and set TO order. r. HARRIS & Co., 432 7th st.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
Ordered to Leave the city.

SPmuel Murray, the owner Of tn, striking
machine" arrested by Oficers Htthaway and
Bnlh y, was tried in the police court yesterday
az Was ordered by the court to leave the City.
Tie machine was destroyed by order of the
CCL!f
National Republican., 1887-05-28
Benefit of the Children's Hospital.

The garden party given last Thursday for
the benefit OF the Children's Hospital was
interrupted and broken up by the shower.
The ladies had left on their hands quantity
of elegant confectionery, which it Is desired
TO dispose Of. 1t will be sold this afternoon at
To'clock, and all interested in the hospital are
invited,
National Republican., 1887-05-28

g committee, composed OF Secretary Endi
cot senator Hoar, and Architect Clarke, to
sec the design and site for the proposed
Luz cite monument have concluded to post
pei action until they consulted the sculptOrs
of Il models
National Republican., 1887-05-28
Lodge meetings To-Night.

The following lodges meet to-night at the
places named:
!. o. .. F.-Covenant, No. 10, Odd Fellows
Hall, Georgetown.
/. o, G. T.-Perseverance, No. ., Elks' Hall,
902 Pennsylvania avenue.
Sons of Jonadap-Pioneer, No. l. Hiltou's
Hall, Seventh and d streets Centennial, No.
g. Bunch's Hall, 3l4 Eighth street; Sparta. No
8, 1921 Seventh street northwest.
National Union.-Governmen Printing OF
lice No. 2ll. 1907 street.
National Republican., 1887-05-28

THE address to the soldiers OF DR.. Talmage Is
worth going a hundred miles to hear. The
audience itself will not be less than fifty thou
sand
National Republican., 1887-05-28

The jury In the first division of the circuit
court yesterday in the case of Mary II. Rowland
against the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad
Company, another of the South Washington
suits, returned n verdict for the plaintiff for
$685. The amount claimed, $4,000.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
LEATHER GOODS

In new shapes. and specially adapted 70 r
presents. We show Alligator Skin Purses
for &c. Pocketbooks Of seal, calf, snake,
kangaroo, and Japanese leather, csc. to
1925 each. satchels OF same, CSC. to $3.50
gator, $2.9S TO $8.9S.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
DOLLS.

We will neatly pack and forward to any
address. You must not forget the little
ones at home, you know.
French Dolls, csc TO $S.4S.
Rubber Dolls, rs, A, Toe.
Dressed French Dolls, $1.08.
Dolls Caps, 10 and CSC.
For tomorrow we offer for 40c. each
French Dolls with real hair, jointed kid
bodies: In New York;. Chicago, and other
big cities such dolls sell for 81.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
All,woel Dark Mixed sults,slO. Elsemaus.7 = &E


ONLY 90 cents admission to the Pyrorama
naval battle between the Monitor and the
MarTimao
National Republican., 1887-05-28

MISCELLANEOUS Real Gold Rings,
for children, Csc; heavy Sterling Silver
Match Boxes, $3.50; Nickel Watches fol
1925. We have sterling silver, Whitby Jet,
onyx, and oxldized Jewelry. Thousands
OF other articles on exhibition tomorrow
on huge velvet structure.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
FANS.

The Fan display is beautiful one. From
floor to ceiling will be noticed mass Of
colors and designs truly bewildering.
Parchment Fans, 10c.
Japanese Fans, II, 10, 25, 80, 49c.
Chrome Fans, carved sticks, 10, 80, 49c.
Marabout Feather Fans, 49c.
Satin and Gauze Fans, 9S to $5 9S.
Ostrich Feather. Fans, $1.9S to Sl,35.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
Championship game to-day, 4:8o.

Go TO Beale's for good meals during the Drill
week, $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
All wool Indigo Blue suits, $40. Eiseman,s, 7&
Gets no Extra Pay.

ONLY 25 cents admission to the great National
Competition Drill. ..
National Republican., 1887-05-28
Special Attention
Is called to the remarkable reduction
in the following lots:


Mems Navy and Mode
Isle Thread Half Hose re-
duced to CSC per pair.
Mems Fancy and Plain
Colored Cotton Half Hose
reduced to 25c per pair.
A lot Of 90 and 28 in. Silk
and Gloria Umbrellas re-
duced to less than cost.
Puniab and Four-in-Hand
Summer Wash Scarfs re-
duced to 8 for ST..
Boys Shirt Waists, best
quality of French Percale.
reduced to $I.ao.
New Windsor Bows, either
with shield or band.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
JurAu. queen Of the alr, at Kemau's.

BEALE, at $50 Pennsylvania avenue has every.
thing the market affords.
National Republican., 1887-05-28

ONLY Is cents admission to hear the great
popular preacher, Rev. De Witt Talmage. on
Sunday the 29th instant, at the National Drill
prOunds 500
National Republican., 1887-05-28
All,wool stripe suits, So Eisemans, 7th & l
Plttsburg vs.. Washinetons, 4:sO.

ONLY 20 cents admission TO the great National
Competitive Drill.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
r. II. TAYLOR,
g33 Pennsylvania Avenue.
CHANTlLLY LACE FL0UNClNGS,
SEATON PERRY,
fsuccessor to Perry s. Brother).


(successor to Perry s. Brother).
NEW BLACK CHANTItLY LACE FLoUNc.
INGS, IN CHOICE DESIGNS, RANGING
FROM $3.50 TO y p PEI 5pi IARp; NIB c,-,prpr
D LACE NETS, FOR oyERD,RaE9ssslE:SS, AND
GARNiTuRE, n G0MFIJNEp ON y STYLES,
ELEGANT BLACK & IG BEADEp slo pSS Slvk SRENA
NOVELTIES IN BLACK AND CoLoRED DEN.
EMBRoibEREDB h5 RE BL ,oK CREPE be CHIMES.
NOVELTIES IN BLACK GUIPuRE GRENA'
gLhGK 1S TWISTED ~ SILK HERNAN1Es, FROM
81 TO 81 T5 PER YARD.
BLACK SEWING SILK GRENADINES, sl.25
1uPiss IL f5i 5icELKBgATEp BLACK @ 81 SILK 4, AMP
NEW BLACK AND GoLoRED CANTON
TEEFEs hAsNRsSEE ANP SREPf IN pE whfTE fHTfH CHINA
SILK. 81 INCHES WIDE, AT 7'c PER
"EXTRA hhpGi GOOD VALUES IN PLAIN AND
FIGURED INDIA SlLKS l AT I6t sS6 ASp sI sSe;
"GRfATiY III REDUCED PRICES, ON EN-
BROiDERED INDIA PoSGEES;, co,,,,
MARK-DowN PRICES ON PARIS coABl'
"o1losiNG SstlGN NFRIdEsp ssttEip ON SPRING WRAPS
NEW fEMBRoipERED BLAGK, CASHMERE
NoVFITiEs in SILK, CHUDDA. CASH
N0 MERE, AND TINsEL SHAWLs.
az-PIAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT
PRICES.
sEATON PERRY,
PERRY BUILDIN
pFNNsyI,yANIA AVENUE. CORNER 9TH BT.
Esta
National Republican., 1887-05-28
All-wool Plaid suits, $40, Eiseman's, 7th & !
yerdict Apainst n Ra,lroad.

For 80 cents you eau get all you want to eat
at Beale's, $50 Pennsylvania avenue.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
Who is the Man That's Hurt?
HE THAT HOLLERS.

Several clothing firms throwing us; let them
thank them for it. It's the cheapest advertising get We
not saying word but going right ahead selling lots Of clothing ALE
they fire the clothing SELL selling lots Of clothing
would not hear their jealous Some co think they the
world has right deal with
world wide the city large the stores but all ask little
sc and it. You hear crying unless they
doubt Our Great Banner Sale taking sales from them
We it, but large sales from and if
can't from people that deal outside the
taking trade from other soresf We draw from Georgetown Alex
and Virginia, and Maryland all seeking bargains Great Sale
They get the bargains get the money Prices object
and AFTER We give the bargain your life
at our Great Banner Sale of
National Republican., 1887-05-28

All wool Plaid suits, SO. Elseman's, 7th g. E
National Republican., 1887-05-28
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MITTS.

For 1sc we show heavy silk Mitts in
Black and Colors that we know you can't
duplicate elsewhere under 22c. Those at
80, 45, 4s, 5s, go, 6s, 70, and csc are also
extraordinary values.
E1-The Coo Mitts have heavy Silk En-
broidery.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
Marriage LIcenses.

GRAND HUssAR DRILL at Kernan's by fort
beautiful ladies'. Matinee to-day.
National Republican., 1887-05-28

ONLY % cents admission to the great Nationa
Competitive Drill.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
JEWELRY.

We make a speciality Of 14-karat Gold
Jewelry. and show Watches, Chains, Ear
rings, Sleeve Buttons, &C., at nearly half
jewellers prices.
RHINESTONE JEWELRY.--An imlta-
tion. but looking like real diamonds. This
display alone is deserving your attendance
TO the special exhibitions
ROLLED GOLD JEWELRY.-A thin
sheetof gold is rolled over the baser metal.
Practically as good as gold. We show iden.
tlcal designs OF the best real gold jewelry
show something to surprise you to-day.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
Atwood Indigo Blue sulls, ,slO. ElsemanlF, &

onEAr French duetllsls al IeraanIs.
National Republican., 1887-05-28

TOLEDO CADETS, National Theater, tonight.
National Republican., 1887-05-28

AI-wool Check suits, SO. Eiseman's, 9Th & i
National Republican., 1887-05-28
GLOVES.

We match almost any shade Of dress
material, and we think we offer the best
values in the city at As. ,6s, csc, sl.25,
$l.4s, and $l.75.
N1"For csc we show them with binding
and embroidery Of contrasting color.
National Republican., 1887-05-28
KID GLOVE LUXURIES.

: 4.button English Kid Gloves, tans, with
between fingers of Black, Blue, Heliotrope,
White, and Pink, Embroidery and Binding
. to match, only S1.9s apair.
Every pair tried on and warranted.
National Republican., 1887-05-28

5-button Heliotrope Kid Gloves, seal
loped tops, embroidered backs, in contrast
ing colors, only $1,6s a pair. Warranted
best French Kid. Tried on at our risk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13

F4JLURE RECETTED NTH SHOUTS
The failure of Ives g. Co. docs not surprise
or shock anybody. 1t is not
bolt out of clear sky; it does
not smrch great regulations, ike
the failure of Grant s. Ward; it does not
threaten to involve powerful banks and cap
italists And yet the fact that this disaster
is not more far-rcaching and important can
hardly he recloncd as a credit to the New
York Exchange. In fact, not many failures
occur which can be so distinctly ana justly
rcckoned as the direct product OF the action Oh
that Exchange in its official capacity IL"
credit which enabled Ives & GO. To pie UP
An Indebtedness OF $15OOO,OOO or more was
to n large extent due to the action OF inc
Stock Exchange reinstating MEMBER VINO
had been dropped from its rolls. The de-
cision of the Governing Committee was I'LL
the time sought by the firm as means Vi
establishing its credit and enabling IL 10 carry
ON gigantic operations in conccuon WIN Ger
tain railways. Beyond question some OF lhe
members Of the Exchange desired that rein
statement mainly because it would promote
the success of the firm in great UNDERTAKINGS.
which it was expected would prove 6enchcial
to certain capita lists and operators, and would
promote an advance in the price OF securities
1t has been marvel, during all these
months of uncertainty that the enterprise
and the enormous capital represented III inc
Stock Exchange should hang GREATNESS on
the operaticns Of single firm such as thls
For it was not at any time believed that Ives
g. Co. had acquired great wealth, or that
their transactions were calculated to contrib
ute permanently to the welfare OF the country
or to the prosperity of great corporations.
Through the cOuntenance OF the ENchahSc.
in part. the firm became closely connected
with several important railways, acting as
fiscal agents for great corporations and handl-
ing in a fiduciary capacity large sums OF
money. II it turns out that these trusts were
abused. and that the conn anics which thus
reposcd confidence in Ives n Co. by reason
of the action of that honorable body, the
Stock Exchange Of Newly DIRK, were cllectnaiiy
plundered, it may be that the members OF the
Exchange will realize more correctly IN future
their share of the responsibility.
Failures usually mean disaster and cause
/ grief but this one was received with Wild
cheers on the floor, and followed by an I'M
; mediate advance in prices The present ehcct
! undoubtedly is to remove vaguc apprehcnslons
and open the way for a healthy recovery.
for the long dependence Of speculation upon
! the doings of firm known to be shaky has
been an important cause OF depression.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-13
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Dr. Wayand Hoyt, OF Philadelphia, ano
Chancellor Sims, Of Syracuse University, are at the
Thousand Islands, and both preached there to vast
audiences last sunday
Judge Bookstayer has left his Newport cottage for
trip ~ the Yellowstone country.
The Munson family win have reunion ct New
Haven Wednesday and Thursday next
Dexter Sheldon Stone, who died few days ago at
Nantucket, was for twenty years manager of the
OF COW lerthwaito Dcsilyor Co.. vi Phl4adoi lhia.
and edited many of the Dest-known textbooks.
Mr. oliver Johnson corrects the statement that
declares that Brunswick, Mo-. was the place. where
tho authors husband was at the time professor ID
Bowdon College My authority for tbs" no says.
els a lady sitting before me | wrlte to whom Mrs
Stowe herself read the major portion Of the great
novel while 1t yet In manuscript She was o
resident OF Brunswick down to the time when the
work appeared In book form. subsequently, when
MIR. stowe a ~ professOrsh. ~ AndDVor.
the family removed to that place and TO the mousse
lust destroyed by fire. II was publicly stated AT tho
time and l. probably true that the house pad for
ont of the proceeds of Uncle Toms cabin There
IL was | Or, sumo that Drcd,' The Minister ; 90
ing and other books OF Mrs. Stowe were written.
There 100 she compiled the famous Key 70 Uncle
Toms CABIN, wherein the accuracy OF that immortal
work picture OF the worst aturcs OK slavery was
vlndcaied by proofs strong as Hoy Writ"
A.ahei Clapp. Of ithaca who was nominated for
STATE Controller by the Union Labor party on Thurs
day Il a queer character. "rhe lthacan" the news
amer Of which no Is editor, was started seventeen
or eighteen years ago by Haines d. Cunningham, aud